Simone Lucas Kłodawa

Simone Lucas Kłodawa (she/they) is a non-fiction filmmaker, digital media artist and educator, a white queer femme, Jewish-Ashkenazi settler in Montreal/Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang. They work with cultural artifacts and archives as starting points: personal correspondences, anecdotal stories, silent films, traditional recipes, and oral histories. She weaves them into surrealist, imaginative tableaus, troubling their status as ethnographic curiosities or documentary evidence. Her work asks whether there is a genuine way to capture past experiences, and how these experiences can be made accessible through metaphor and fantasy.

Simone currently teaches undergraduate media production courses. They hold an MA in Media Studies from Concordia University.

Photo by Saulė Norkutė.

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Drawing and 3D modeling: the smell of memory

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4 November 2025

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November 4, 2025 G-Change, ÉTS – École de technologie supérieure In this workshop, we will consider scents as a gateway into the past. What does history smell like? Does this smell have a texture? A color? A vibration or movement? Inspired by Simone Lucas Klodawa’s work developed during a…

AKA Herring Park | Simone Lucas Kłodawa [residency presentation]

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11 June 2025

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AKA Herring Park | Simone Lucas Kłodawa Residency presentation Wednesday June 11th, 2025 From 6 to 9 pm  At Ada X, 4001 rue Berri, # 201 and on zoom  [contact info@ada-x.org to register for the zoom link] > This event is mask-mandatory, free and open…

AKA Herring Park | Simone Lucas Kłodawa

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8 April 2025

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AKA, Herring Park Simone Lucas Kłodawa In residence from April 8 until June 6 2025 At Ada X What if history had a smell? From 1955-57, in the industrial city of Łódź, Poland, it did. The site of a former herring market in the working-class…